Sunday, May 12, 1889 Cooler but a beautiful day. Have written to Church we would go up there on Wednesday. Cantine and his daughter came up for a while. I think he must be very lonely. [He?] misses his wife, but he will miss her more later when people [?]. John McEntee drove up to ask me if he could keep his horses in the stable while he repairs his barn. We spoke of going trout fishing and have arranged to go out to Big Indian tomorrow and try the Esopus Creek in the vicinity. I sent a list of my Academy pictures to [?] sent to the [November?] exhibition. I called down at [?]. He told us today that Ettie Livingston was [?] to a clergyman in [?]. Cantine told us [?]. The moon is nearly full and the temperature cool and delightful.
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